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Diotima Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

could you check these expressions...

I am writing a letter to a friend I haven't heard from a while. I wonder what is better to say (I thought to write a couple of options but if you have more appropriate ones I am keen to learn !) :
1) I finished my study at University...or I completed my degree sounds better?
2)I am searching for a job...or looking for a job is better?
3)I want to improve my English skills ...or language skills sounds better?
4) I went to NY and I crossed the Brooklin Bridge by car and I found it very exciting...any suggestions here?
  

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1) ' I completed my degree' sounds better. 2) 'I am looking for a job' is better. 3) 'I want to improve my language skills' sounds better.

— Rover_KE

  • 1) ' I completed my degree' sounds better.
  • 2) 'I am looking for a job' is better.
  • 3) 'I want to improve my language skills' sounds better.
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1) ' I completed my degree' sounds better.

2) 'I am looking for a job' is better.

3) 'I want to improve my language skills' sounds better.

4) 'Crossing the Brooklyn Bridge in New York by car was very exciting.'

Rover
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Thank you Rover_KE.

Concerning degrees, would you say I have a degree in Biology or I was awarded a degree in Biology?
Whichever is right, is also true for an MA and PhD?

Thanks!
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